Shopify speed score optimization | Avoid large layout shifts CLS

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 25 сер 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 8

  • @shopioso
    @shopioso  Місяць тому

    ► Instal my copy and paste store booster yourself: shop.shopioso.com/products/speed-up-your-shopify-store-booster (+10-20% boost)
    ► Let me speed up your store: shop.shopioso.com/products/speed-boost (90+ on Desktop and 70-80+ on Mobile + Ongoing Monitoring)
    ► Join my Premium Membership (all my assets under the same fee) 👉get.shopioso.com/vault-access
    ► Join our Free Discord Community - discord.gg/FgMMqgP75g

  • @HaseebAdnan0
    @HaseebAdnan0 11 місяців тому +1

    Maybe you should also include Cumulative layout shift in the title, since you have made at least 2 speed optimization videos in the past and I thought this would be quite similar, though it was not

    • @shopioso
      @shopioso  11 місяців тому

      Hi! Thanks for pointing that out. The title has already ' Avoid large layout shifts CLS ' in it though it is the second part and it might not be visible on some devices. Could you please share your thoughts on this video? Thank you!

  • @muhammadtariqrana7223
    @muhammadtariqrana7223 10 місяців тому

    Can you pleae make a video for shopify page speed optimization including all the things step by step like copying of theme, lazy loading, and removing javascripti. A detail video containg all these topics

    • @shopioso
      @shopioso  10 місяців тому +1

      That would be a very extensive video and probably wont apply to many people but Ill think about it and have at least a simplified version done. Thanks for the comment!

    • @naimarafat4186
      @naimarafat4186 10 місяців тому

      ​@@shopiosoplease make this vedio bro

  • @whiteswordwarrior9995
    @whiteswordwarrior9995 10 місяців тому

    ? I dont even have a custom.css file in my entire shopify code

    • @shopioso
      @shopioso  10 місяців тому

      Some themes dont have a custom.css file, some developers will add the custom css code inside the theme.css (or the main css file) at the end of it. In some cases this file might have different names. You will have to look inside the inspect window at the css rules you want to edit to determine from which css file those come from.